St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-08-12
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
VPartial List of Those Who Were
Manned or Slain.

VudIHfceI OF oldIus
CHATswORTH, ILL.,, Aug. 1.-THE
following are the names of the wounded
as far as taken:
E: A. Parker and wife, of Peoria, wounded
III head and limbs; Mrs. Emma Regon and
Peoria, leg broken, back injured; H. l..
Ogden, Graydon, ILL.,, head and foot crushed;
Florence Boucher, Bayard, Iowa, arm hurt;
Pat Brady, Gilman, ILL.,, foot and head hurt;
G. W. Yonng, West Jersey, hand; G: w.
Frank, West Jersey the foot and shoulder;
e.. A. Scott, Toutin, H., ankle; Thomas
Trimmins, Partridge, ILL.,. arms, hips and
leg: Theo Godet Peoria, head and legs; Mrs;
Edith Chellew, Glassford, Ill, leg broken and
ankle bruised; Mr.. Chellew, Glassford, leg
dislocated; Joe Neal, Mossville. Ill, head and
limbs; Mrs. Joe Neal, Mossyille, I'LL, arm and
leg broken, baby killed; Miss Julia Valdejo,
nonds nsS5 brseo nleGff dnsie Halen zen
and wife, Fort MadisonsSI Io..shead hurt;
Miss Emma Alter, Westpoint, To-, head and
limbs; Mrs. G. ThOrne, Rusk, To-, internally;
III Ii. Bond, Colchester, III, internally; Mrs.
Thomas McAvoy, Peoria, internally: Mrs. j.
W. Grant, Peoria, internally; Mary Morries,
Peoria, bruised; Robert Simmerman, Peoria,
head and spine; E. r, French, Peoria, hips
and body; Eaton Waters, Peoria, hips and
sssy Reay M9s Go johnson caIH Burngion Eostowo 0
To-. legs: G. W. Cress, Washington, Ill,
head and chest; j. E. Deschman, PEORIA
ankle; Madge I. Harris, Peoria, ankle; Ar
thur McCarty, Eureka, ILL.,, both eyes gone;
David Crawford, head, limbs and hips; A. F.
MCGEE, legs and spine; Mrs. s. r. Borden,
Tonica. ILL.,. feet; William Forbes, Elmwood,
ILL.,, chest and head; Elizabeth Sellers, La
harpe, ILL.,, limbs; Mrs. Lydia Waters, Peo-
ria; haa, nose, jaw and legs; H. AbTa- Mi11
Frank Taylor. Macomb, ILL.,. internally; job n
Steer, Rushville, ILL.,, legs: j. W. Stearns,
Green Valley, H., leg; Adam S. Hornberger,
ankle; Patton Cress, Washington, ILL.,, legs;
J. b. Kelly, Beeds, ILL.,, hip and leg broken:
Frank Snadicker, Abingdon, ILL.,, head and
leg broken; Daniel Rock, Roseheld, ILL.,,
hen1,,,I head, leg and hands; A. G. Jordan, Jordan,
ve BanyIIe, 1o TO- Mrs ie g. c. Allen, Galesbufs gg
Ill. head; W. E. Ellis, Peoria, head hurt;
Minnie Vaughsdale, Peoria. leg broken;
Calvin Davis, Peoria, arm; Conductor Still
well, head, arm and leg; G. II. Carter, Jr.,
Burlington, To-, body; Harold B. Lawrence,
Burlington, To-, body; II. B. Lawrence,
Burlington, To-, body; John McMaster,
Peoria, body; Frank Brown, Peoria, hand;
Mrs Kellogg, fremont body; Mrs. K. j.
Welsh, Peoria, body; Mrs. Isaac Boty, White
side, ILL.,, body: Catharine Lot, Peoria, body;
Blanche Allen, Peoria, body.
LIST OF THE DEAD:
r. E. Stockan, Peoria.
Miss Stevens and father.
Mike Reagan, Binghampton.
William Craig, Cuba. Ill
Henry Hicken, Pekin, HI.
Noah HavermOre, Canton, Ill.
M. Smith, Metamora, i'll.
George A. Smith, Peoria.
Mrs. Zimmerman, Peoria.
Rosa and Maggie Murphy and mother,
Peoria.
Miss Maggie Malvow, PEORIA
Miss Neal, Mossville. Ill. rszA
Emiline Carruthers, Evans, III.
jess Meek, Eureka, Ill.
Sherman, Brimfeld. III.
May Laws, Peoria.
Engineer McClintock, Peoria.
5 Elizabeth Cress, Washington, III.
Mrs. E. d. Steddard. West Point, TO-
Mrs. Pearl Adams, PEORIA
Pearl French, Peoria.
W. Ii. Potter Bushnell. Ill.
Mrs. S. j. McLay, Eureka, Ill.
J. d. Richards and Mrs. Breeze, Peoria.
W. GoertZen, Peoria.
L. S. Trovillo. Peoria.
E. F. Adams FaiHburg, Ill.
W. III. Lot, Atwood, Ill. =
Addie Webster. Peoria.
Mrs. William Allen, Peoria.
W. Vallejo, Peoria.
Mrs. II. B. Mcclure and daughter, Peoria.
Mrs. Miller, Peoria.
Mrs. Wright, Peoria.
Mrs James Dale, Peoria.
Mrs. " illiam Ball and daughter, Peoria.
B. F. WynOtt Peoria.
E. c. Odell and son.
DR.. William Collins, Galesburg.
j. Body and j. s. Kaler, Breeds Station, Ill.
Mrs. John Murphy. Peoria.
Henry $. Z. GetZon. Keokuk, 10.
Oney Spaith, Queen Valley. III.
John A. Moore. Jacksonville, Ill.
j. d. McFadden. Peoria.
Capt Alike A. Martin, Bloomington.
j. A. Green. Brued's Station, Ill. ,and about
twenty dead at Piper City.
In addition to the above list of killed
there are at this hour still between
thirty and forty bodies awaiting identi-
cation. Among them are eight or ten
children, some only two or three months
old.